"One thing that Mendeley did good was the PR BS. I can give you thousands of examples of unethical practices they did during the years (with proof). And now they do this even more PR BS "sorry to see you go"."
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"If you modify the Makefile and run configure again, it will rewrite the file. You can either try adding the png directive in the Makefile after configure and then making the library, or add a parameter pointing to your png library while running configure. Either way don't forget to make clean before running make again."
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"Try running: sudo find / -name libpng* and see if you have any libpng libraries on /usr/local/, /usr/local/include, etc. If not it's not properly installed, if it is you can set on the gdlib configuration and have it use the version you have installed."
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"Can you try downloading those two modules from CPAN and installing like the instructions I have for GD? It might solve your case, it's definitely failing on some tests that might be crucial for the install, maybe going around the CLI cpan might work."
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"First, you don't actually need to install under Applications, it can be anywhere, but putting it there it's easier to remember. You seem not to have installed Xcode and it's auxiliary plugins, which will allow you to actually compile some programs. You need to get Xcode from the App Store, click on the link to actually install it and open the application after it is installed. Then go to Preferences->Downloads and click on the Install button next to the "Command Line Tools". This should install autoconf, make, gcc, etc."
- pn
"Hi It seems that you have downloaded a version that needs to have the configure directives created. Would you mind posting the link where you download it from?"
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